Shilo Rochelle is a Senior Director at Turton Commercial Real Estate whose work is woven into the retail and mixed-use fabric of Sacramento’s urban core. With a relationship-driven approach and a sharp instinct for the city’s evolving neighborhoods, she has built a reputation for matching the right tenants, owners, and investors to the spaces that shape how Sacramento lives, works, and gathers.

Shilo specializes in retail, creative office, and urban infill commercial real estate, representing property owners, developers, tenants, and investors across a wide range of leasing and redevelopment opportunities. She is especially drawn to projects that contribute to the continued evolution and identity of Sacramento’s central city — the storefronts, mixed-use ground floors, and adaptive reuse projects that give a neighborhood its character.

Prior to joining Turton Commercial Real Estate, Shilo honed her craft at Cushman & Wakefield and Ethan Conrad Properties, where she was consistently recognized as a CoStar Power Broker. That foundation — pairing institutional discipline with deep local ownership relationships — informs the creative marketing strategies and market knowledge she brings to every assignment today.

Beyond private-sector leasing and redevelopment, Shilo serves as a trusted advisor on public agency real estate, helping navigate the leasing, acquisition, and disposition of public assets with the same rigor and creativity she brings to her urban retail work. She understands that the public and private sides of the grid are inseparable — and that the strongest neighborhoods are built when both move together.

A Sacramento native and mother of two, Shilo is deeply connected to the community she works in. Outside of work, she is active within Sacramento’s local Diocese and golf communities, enjoys traveling, exploring Sacramento’s evolving food and hospitality scene, and spending time with her children, John and Luna.